And Hank is one of the people who keep trying to corner Deputy Sandburg to talk about animalistic mutations, but Deputy Ellison *growls* at him and scares him away.
The local Egyptian cult leader is really a perfect candidate for serial killer being egotistical and narcissistic and having what Garcia is fairly sure is a fake identity. And according to Emily Prentiss, he and the Sheriff chat in ancient Egyptian and spend a fair bit of time mocking the Norse gods.
And oh, I think Thor (and Loki!) have been publicly acknowledged as powerful alien entities who were once thought of as gods, and there are some mutants who are unnerved by Norse gods running around, so why is it that this small town Sheriff manages to glare them into good behavior?
And Tony Stark and Duncan MacLeod get together sometimes to talk about the importance of changing the weapons industry and to importance of fighting for peace. And while Stark revels in his millions, Garcia points out that MacLeod is also incredibly wealthy through inheritances. And they both argue with the local Sheriff about allowing W&H to have an office in his town, since they are both against it and Methos is for it, and the BAU are wondering (a) W&H wants an office there, and (b) why the Sheriff is presumed to have a say in the matter. Meanwhile W&H attorneys are arguing over who they're supposed to be defending since pretty much everybody is in a gray moral zone rather than being good or evil. And the BAU are further annoyed because usually they can identify who the bad guy is by who W&H is defending. Hotch is (a) annoyed, (b) offered a job, and (c) further annoyed by being offered the job.
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Date: 2011-08-09 08:41 pm (UTC)The local Egyptian cult leader is really a perfect candidate for serial killer being egotistical and narcissistic and having what Garcia is fairly sure is a fake identity. And according to Emily Prentiss, he and the Sheriff chat in ancient Egyptian and spend a fair bit of time mocking the Norse gods.
And oh, I think Thor (and Loki!) have been publicly acknowledged as powerful alien entities who were once thought of as gods, and there are some mutants who are unnerved by Norse gods running around, so why is it that this small town Sheriff manages to glare them into good behavior?
And Tony Stark and Duncan MacLeod get together sometimes to talk about the importance of changing the weapons industry and to importance of fighting for peace. And while Stark revels in his millions, Garcia points out that MacLeod is also incredibly wealthy through inheritances. And they both argue with the local Sheriff about allowing W&H to have an office in his town, since they are both against it and Methos is for it, and the BAU are wondering (a) W&H wants an office there, and (b) why the Sheriff is presumed to have a say in the matter. Meanwhile W&H attorneys are arguing over who they're supposed to be defending since pretty much everybody is in a gray moral zone rather than being good or evil. And the BAU are further annoyed because usually they can identify who the bad guy is by who W&H is defending. Hotch is (a) annoyed, (b) offered a job, and (c) further annoyed by being offered the job.